just thinking about scenery. way things are going we are going to see less and less across europe unless wind turbines are your thing. hate the things more than electricity pylons especially when the bastards are in your vision looking across to seaton from the headland for a start. love it when they are not going round to show how pointless they are.

Best part is, ironically, wind turbines cannot be recycled.

And require a lot on maintenance with all the moving parts, isn’t there a sea going maintenance vessel based in Hartlepool ?

I believe sonar panels cannot be recycled either

And very expensive to buy and instal, putting them on the roof of your house can devalue the property as they are not pleasing to the eye.

And require a lot on maintenance with all the moving parts, isn’t there a sea going maintenance vessel based in Hartlepool ?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13404147/Alcohol-ban-Mallorca-Ibiza-mean-no-booze-9-30pm-8am-popular-resorts-islands-crack-tourists.html


No alcohol after 9.30 pm?? ..What a nice surprise for anybody who likes a drink and is booked up for the summer eh

it certainly will not mean they,ll get extra visitors going there because of this decision. its a reason younger people go there in the first place and somewhere else with more commercial sense will offer people what they want and not tell them who and what they want.

Shouldn’t have voted for Brexit then, I will leave it there.

spot on

spot on

If we had voted to stay we’d have still had our channel ferrets and our bonus allocation from EU dumped on us as well…fecking genius that would be.

Anyway what has Brexit got to do with some Brits wanting to drink 15 hours of the day?

Remainers have a melt down if their cat has kittens, they wistfully say with a tear in their eye it would never have happened under Euro Rule C123/543/Waw-49795b…23/Up u2….and sob.

Snowy I have no idea where you get your info from, re the EU, what MSM do you glean your info from, Sun, Daily Mail, Express,Star out GB News. Most politicians now admit it was a mistake, none will admit it due to the upcoming GE where they could lose votes to Brexiteers. Brexit will now have an effect on you with the increased prices of goods for inspections on goods from the EU.


New checks brought in under the UK's Brexit trade agreement will cost one business up to £225,000 a year, its co-owner has said. John Davidson, co-owner of flower company Tom Brown Wholesale, said he expected the checks to cost his business between £200,000 and £225,000 per year.

The United Kingdom does not feed itself, relying heavily on the European Union for fresh fruit and vegetables. That dependency has changed little since Britain left the bloc in 2020, and could now mean more pain for consumers and small businesses.

Tuesday marks the beginning of the long-delayed introduction of post-Brexit physical inspections of plant and animal imports from the EU. The spot checks will apply initially to products such as meat, cheese and some fish, and eventually to a range of vegetables and fruit.

Hefty new charges on some imported food products will also come into effect, threatening to reduce consumer choice and push up prices not long after UK food inflation fell from double-digit rates. The measures coincide with dire warnings about the possibility of price rises for bread and beer because of the impact of unprecedented rainfall on British grain harvests.

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Snowy I have no idea where you get your info from, re the EU, what MSM do you glean your info from, Sun, Daily Mail, Express,Star out GB News. Most politicians now admit it was a mistake, none will admit it due to the upcoming GE where they could lose votes to Brexiteers. Brexit will now have an effect on you with the increased prices of goods for inspections on goods from the EU.


New checks brought in under the UK's Brexit trade agreement will cost one business up to £225,000 a year, its co-owner has said. John Davidson, co-owner of flower company Tom Brown Wholesale, said he expected the checks to cost his business between £200,000 and £225,000 per year.

The United Kingdom does not feed itself, relying heavily on the European Union for fresh fruit and vegetables. That dependency has changed little since Britain left the bloc in 2020, and could now mean more pain for consumers and small businesses.

Tuesday marks the beginning of the long-delayed introduction of post-Brexit physical inspections of plant and animal imports from the EU. The spot checks will apply initially to products such as meat, cheese and some fish, and eventually to a range of vegetables and fruit.

Hefty new charges on some imported food products will also come into effect, threatening to reduce consumer choice and push up prices not long after UK food inflation fell from double-digit rates. The measures coincide with dire warnings about the possibility of price rises for bread and beer because of the impact of unprecedented rainfall on British grain harvests.

I really, reall, really, really don’t care. I never did, in fact I don’t care so much that …Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

A very very very very selfish attitude to adopt, look after number 1 f*** every one else.

Anyway what has Brexit got to do with some Brits wanting to drink 15 hours of the day?

whats wrong with drinking 15 hours a day or anything else if people want to do it and are not hurting others by their actions. not for me but would not stop others doing it.

It’s political and has been for years, does anybody actually enjoy this tosh or watch it…?
Saturday was just a new low point according to reports on the media.